Mumbai to experience water cuts due to falling lake levels
Water ShortageMumbaiBrihanmumbai Municipal CorporationIndia Meteorological DepartmentMonsoonReal Estate MumbaiMay 26, 2024
The 5% water cut will start in Mumbai from May 30
The 10% water cut will start in Mumbai from June 5
The water shortage in Mumbai is due to lower-than-expected rainfall in October 2023 resulting in 5 64% less stock compared to previous years
Citizens can take measures such as washing clothes in machines and avoiding showers to conserve water
The monsoon is expected to arrive in Mumbai between June 10 and 11
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